Things have been hopping along recently in the LTER Network Office (LNO). This fall, in addition to raking leaves and laying in a supply of firewood, we have played host to seven LTER projects either in our training lab or at the Sevilleta Field Station:
Three research working groups funded by the LNO from the 2010 competition were organized by Katie Suding/Elsa Cleland, Julia Jones (AND), and Bob Christian (VCR)
Theresa Valentine (AND) and Corinna Gries (NTL) coordinated working groups focused on the production of IM/IT products
The Drupal Ecological Information Management System group engaged in their second training workshop under the guidance of Iñigo San Gil (MCM)
Finally, Jamie Hollingsworth (BNZ) visited the LNO for an extended period to work on a new cartographic almanac
Welcome to the new-look network newsletter! It represents an exciting new era in LTER communication, being our first paperless edition of the network newsletter.
LNO Update - The proposal for the renewal of the LTER Network Office (LNO), submitted in March 2008, was funded in two Cooperative Agreements (CA) dated May 1 and September 1, 2009. T
Thanks to all who made the 2009 All Scientist Meeting such a rousing success - once again we had a chance to see collectively what makes the Network shine: outstanding ecological science that trans
The renewal of the six-year Cooperative Agreement that supports the LTER Network Office (LNO) is in the final stages of processing at the National Science Foundation (NSF).
The National Science Foundation's (NSF) has awarded researchers from four Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) sites, 11 universities, and K-12 school districts from across the nation a $12.5 milli
Over three years of effort by hundreds of LTER scientists went into the new Decadal Science Plan, submitted to the National Science Foundation (NSF) October 1 and released to the public early Decem
